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Britney Spears puts Vegas shows on hold due to dad's health

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LAS VEGAS (AP) — Britney Spears is putting her planned Las Vegas residency on hold to focus on her father’s recovery from a life-threatening illness.

The pop superstar announced Friday she is going on an indefinite work hiatus.

Her residency was scheduled to kick off in February at Park Theater at the Park MGM casino-resort.

Spears says she is dedicating her focus and energy to care for her family.

The statement announcing her decision says her father, Jamie Spears, has had a complicated recovery after becoming ill two months ago, undergoing emergency surgery and spending several days at a hospital.

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Bill Hornbuckle, president of casino operator MGM Resorts International, says the company respects Spears’ commitment to her family.

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